Urban Nomads

My bestie Kaj is in town this week, and since I still don't have a job (help me, Fashion Gods!), I had plenty of time to walk around town with her, take in the sights, pursue the most idle of follies, and eat to our hearts delight.

Our first stop was the waterfront, where we laughed at children playing in fountains, while wishfully musing that if we hadn't just straightened our hair we would follow suit.

Im wearing:
A vintage skirt and denim shirt (screenprinted in a high school art class years ago)
Antique glass necklace
Maj tank top (yes I'm a repeat offender, but this thing is SO cozy!)
Mango fringe shoulder bag
Toywatch
Aldo and Apricot Lane bracelets
Nine West sandals

Next stop was a trudge through the rain to the North End (Boston's answer to NYC's Little Italy) for Spaghetti Alle Cozze at Fiore's:

Then a stroll down Hanover Street to gawk at church statues:

And an much needed stop at Mikes Pastries for Cannoli:

As former co-Presidents and Founders of the C-Club in 2nd Grade (that's highly sophisticated, encrypted code for "Candy Club") we are not ones to reject the importance of sweets, so we decided after Mikes, it would only be wise to stop at the Omni Park Hotel, the birthplace of the Boston Cream Pie, for a taste of the original recipe:

And an apres-diner walk past King Chapel Burial ground for some crezy grave-art:

Not having a job is really eye-opening, oui?

(fashion blogger/afficionado for hire)

Cheers,
Renata